Coalition has concerns about UK’s proposed legacy Bill - Coveney
Groups working with Troubles bereaved advise non-engagement with proposed body
Brexit had ‘no impact’ on cross-Border policing co-operation, UK minister says
Robin Walker said due to trade deal with EU it was a case of ‘so far so good, and that’s to be welcomed’
Máiría Cahill: Case over publication of NI candidates’ addresses settled
Commission took case on behalf of ex-SDLP councillor who quit election over safety fears
Northern Ireland Office praised Bruton for ‘stepping out from under nationalist cloud’
Newly declassified papers show positive reception in 1997 for speeches by taoiseach
‘My passport’s green’: why was Seamus Heaney used in Northern Ireland branding?
Use of poet in campaign for 100th anniversary of Northern Ireland causes controversy
UK government ‘obliged’ to introduce abortion in North despite Stormont motion
Jeffrey Donaldson called in House of Commons for regulations to be withdrawn
Legal framework for Northern Ireland abortion service published
Terminations can be provided up to 12th week of pregnancy without restriction from March 31st
Northern Irish GPs face ‘legal uncertainty’ as abortion decriminalised
Doctor says abortion services not deregulated and abortions up to 28 weeks not allowed
Powersharing talks in North still a priority, insist British
Sammy Wilson (DUP) calls for end to ‘sham’ process and introduction of direct rule
Former Troubles prisoners need help to ‘civilianise’
Calls for disarmament, demobilisation and reintegration of ex-prisoners
Dublin pressure on Irish language drew mixed response
Northern state papers 1987: Peter Barry felt nationalist identity was insufficiently recognised
Villiers has rejected some MI5 surveillance for North
Applications for covert activity are key part of MI5’s battle against dissident republicans
Villiers refused to grant surveillance warrants to MI5
Most dissident attacks in North last year were foiled, according to head of security services
Gerry Kelly ‘did not know’ letter of comfort was for suspect
PSNI apologises for allowing on-the-run letter for man suspected of Gareth O’Connor murder
Cameron blocks North officials from giving evidence
Commons inquiry into letters telling Republicans they are not wanted for prosecutions
Irish government against meeting in London as it was ‘old imperial capital’
Note from 1986 refers to sensitivity Dublin felt about appearing to ‘pay homage’ to UK
Portadown decision brought Anglo-Irish relations ‘to lowest ebb’ in 1986
Belfast papers show tensions over Orange parade on nationalist Garvaghy Road
RUC tipped off gardaí over Peter Robinson’s 1986 incursion
DUP MP was among 150 loyalists who crossed border into Clontibret
Back to the failure: Belfast's £77 million sports car
Northern Ireland Office ‘seduced by DeLorean sales patter’ , says Queen’s University academic
Hallett finds on-the-runs scheme not unlawful but chaotic
John Downey could not be prosecuted because Northern Ireland Office sent him comfort letter
PSNI chief to contact Baxter over allegations
DUP accuses Matt Baggott of stonewalling over former officer’s claims
Efforts made to ensure 'republicans were not prosecuted'
Police ‘scapegoated’ over John Downey and OTRs case, says Norman Baxter
House of Commons ‘may have been misled’ over on-the-runs
Dodds says ministers made misleading statements about messages sent to 200 IRA fugitives
NI Assembly to hold crisis meeting on immunity deal
Only suspected former republicans given non-prosecution commitments
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